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Your Mind

Got a complaint? Got a compliment? Call Your Mind On Line at 537-6397 and let us know what’s on your mind. Quotes are printed exactly as they are called in and are not necessarily factual, but rather, callers’ opinions. Libelous, slanderous, personal attacks, and unfounded accusatory or lengthy comments will not be printed. Two calls per week per caller, and calls should not exceed 30 seconds, please.

“Toombs County needs to do what Statesboro did and put a limit on these data centers or we will end up like Eff-ingham County with a monstrous 1,600 acre data center.”

“Hey, MAGA, why are we paying $ 1 billion to retrofit Pres. Trump’s new plane that he stole from a foreign government?”

“I’ve noticed one of the city workers using a leaf sweeper to clean up the trash on Hwy. 280. My question now is, when will they start doing that all over the city?”

“Just a thought: It may be since Vidalia is having so many murders, shootings, and robberies, that instead of having the police and state patrol hide in parking lots and behind shrubbery to catch minor traffic offenses and folks holding their phones, maybe they should patrol neighborhoods.”

“What is it with all these people putting these Amazon wish lists out? If you can’t afford to buy it, you don’t need it. Quit begging people to help you.”

“The national average to educate a child in public schools is somewhere between $12-18 thousand, but yet our public schools beg parents to go out and buy $200-300 per child for school supplies. Parents need to revolt. They don’t need all this crap to get educated. It’s extra fluff.”

“If you are giving to these people on line that are asking to help decorate and cutify their dorm rooms or buy school supplies, your are dumber than they are if you do it.”

“I think politicians who leave their campaign signs up all over the place even after their elections ought to be charged with littering at the very least.”

“Isn’t the city council’s ‘neighborhood overlay’ ordinance a lot like HOAs (Home Owners Associations) telling you how high to cut your grass and whether or not you can have yellow shutters? What happens to small town individualism and freedom?”